US-Korea Public Diplomacy
Program
KAGC hosted press briefings with members of Congress and Korean correspondents. The briefing session analyzed the prospects of the election, provided insights into the state of U.S.-Korea relations, and discussed critical issues.
Press Briefings
KAGC serves as a liaison for better mutual cooperation between various organizations in the United States and South Korea through educational and cultural enrichment programs pertaining to the U.S. government, current issues in Congress, and analyzing the trends of the presidential election.
Congress 101
KAGC organized the Circle 900 program, an educational initiative about the U.S. government system and relations, in collaboration with the South Korean media group Money Today. The delegation engaged in discussions, including laws affecting the economic relationship between South Korea and the U.S., such as the IRA.
Circle 900
Event
ROK Ambassador Cho Hyun-dong warmly welcomed the KAGC team at the Korean Cultural Center and Embassy. The ambassador’s hospitality and support were greatly appreciated, and KAGC will strive to improve relations between our motherland of Korea and the United States.
Embassy Reception
Impact
The U.S.-Korea Public Diplomacy program has played a crucial role in enhancing U.S.-Korea relations through mutual understanding and multifaceted cooperation. Through this program, cooperating organizations can better understand the political situation in the United States and offer appropriate directions tailored to the community, and convey information effectively. Additionally, the program offers U.S. policy-makers with valuable insights to promote local economic development, such as increasing job opportunities through partnerships with both Korean and Korean American stakeholders.
Institution engaged
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